Not afraid of thunder...
But tonight, Texas is putting on one of its best lightening shows I have seen in a long while. (Yes, I'm about to turn off the computer.)
I was standing outside when a multi-lightening spark gave off a thunder that sounded like a string of black-cats had been lit on my little enclosed porch - popping and rumbling all around. I jumped and squealed just a little... and I don't squeal!
I was standing there, enjoying the smell and sound of rain, thinking about how this would be the perfect time to be snuggled with someone, looking out my rather large window. I sighed... I came inside to the music playing... I realized Depeche Mode's "Somebody" was playing, my quintessential description of what I am holding out for. I sighed again.
Then realized that music was coming from my computer... one more lightening... another good reason to turn it off.
I was standing outside when a multi-lightening spark gave off a thunder that sounded like a string of black-cats had been lit on my little enclosed porch - popping and rumbling all around. I jumped and squealed just a little... and I don't squeal!
I was standing there, enjoying the smell and sound of rain, thinking about how this would be the perfect time to be snuggled with someone, looking out my rather large window. I sighed... I came inside to the music playing... I realized Depeche Mode's "Somebody" was playing, my quintessential description of what I am holding out for. I sighed again.
Then realized that music was coming from my computer... one more lightening... another good reason to turn it off.